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Advocacy Alert: Important Historic Preservation Incentive at Risk

Much of this information comes from the National Trust for Historic Preservation Please join Historic Salem in supporting the Federal Historic Tax Credit. ​There is a real possibility that the...

Advocacy Alert: NRCC Project Review of 18 Franklin Street (Currently Ferris Auto Service)

What’s Happening: On Thursday September 7 at 7:00pm at 120 Washington Street in the 3rd Floor conference room the Planning Board is holding a Public Hearing to review a proposed...

​Advocacy Alert UPDATE: No (immediate) zoning changes for Derby Street

After considering the arguments for and against the zoning change on Derby Street, the Planning Board voted 6 to 1 to not support rezoning until the Downtown Renewal District boundaries...

65 Washington Street “Salem District Court” Building Schematic Design Review and Vote

What’s Happening: On Wednesday, July 26 at 6:00 p.m. at 120 Washington Street, 3rd Floor Conference Room, there will be a joint meeting of the Design Review Board and the...

A new life for 289 Derby

Starting tonight, the city, in collaboration with Creative Salem & Salem Public Space Project, is hosting a series of Placemaking events to determine the future of the vacant lot at...

2017 Preservation Award Recipients

Each year, Historic Salem, Inc. (HSI) invites the community to celebrate excellence in preservation by nominating outstanding restoration and renovation projects for our Preservation Awards. Whether a meticulous home restoration,...

The Civic Value of Public Space

We treasure our historic buildings in Salem. We love taking them in as we stroll by on foot, imagining them in their original context. The public spaces and passageways that...

The Lewis Hunt House

Perhaps the most frustrating aspect of the Lewis Hunt House, one of Salem’s lost architectural treasures, is that it survived long enough to be photographed. The two-and-a-half story first period...

Book Club on April 13th

We’re currently reading “The Past & Future City” by Stephanie Meeks, the President of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. In it, Meeks explains the critical importance of preservation for...

The Hood Ice Cream Plant

Nestled behind a row of houses on Mason Street and a row of businesses on Commercial Street sits an industrial building that is, for the moment, empty. It started life...
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